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Catttt Posted 10 years ago
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weave into, to
1. Does the highlighted sentence mean "merging medieval church music into the dark narratives of pulp fiction and film noir and into elements from eighteenth-century "?
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The soundtrack is a disjointed narrative created by a stream of interrupted consciousness which cuts in and out, weaving medieval plainsong into the dark narratives of pulp fiction and film noir, to eighteenth-century historical reference, now charged with a sense of the ominous, now of the ridiculous.
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The soundtrack is a disjointed narrative created by a stream of interrupted consciousness which cuts in and out, weaving medieval plainsong into the dark narratives of pulp fiction and film noir, to eighteenth-century historical reference, now charged with a sense of the ominous, now of the ridiculous.
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I don't understand why the writer has used the phrase ' to eighteenth-century historical reference' in this position in this sentence. To me the meaning is unclear and the sentence is ungrammatical. Have you typed it correctly?
- I don't understand why the writer has used the phrase ' to eighteenth-century historical reference' in this position in this sentence.
- To me the meaning is unclear and the sentence is ungrammatical.
- Have you typed it correctly?
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I don't understand why the writer has used the phrase 'to eighteenth-century historical reference' in this position in this sentence. To me the meaning is unclear and the sentence is ungrammatical.
Have you typed it correctly?
Have you typed it correctly?
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Yes, I have copied it exactly as it is. It might be a typo by the writer.
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